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Each zone can have a different [[#Field|field]] in effect. When two monsters battle, they can each receive Field Power Sources from their respective zones.
A player can move a monster to another zone if there is a path of unobstructed zones. This includes moving monsters into the opponent's territory.<ref name="d 72" /><ref group="note">[[Ryota Kajiki (manga)|Ryota Kajiki]] suspected [[Dark Yugi (manga)|Dark Yugi]] planned on moving "[[Giant Soldier of Stone (manga)|Giant Soldier of Stone]]" to another zone, so he got his monsters to surround it immobilizing it.</ref> A player can put multiple monsters in the same zone.<ref name="d 83">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|83|ref}}</ref><ref group="note">The [[Player Killer of Darkness (manga)|Player Killer of Darkness]] put four of his monsters in the same zone, allowing them to all be affected by "[[Yellow Luster Shield (manga)|Yellow Luster Shield]]".</ref> A monster that loses its airborne nature can destroy ground-based cards in the same zone as it, as it falls.<ref name="d 83" />
If a monster is in a zone between an attacking monster and its target, the monster in the middle will obstruct and become the new attack target.<ref name="d 82">{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|82|ref}}</ref> This only applies if within range. e.g. a ground-based monster will not obstruct a battle between two airborne monsters.<ref name="d 83" /><ref group="note">The Player Killer of Darkness played "[[Metal Guardian (manga)|Metal Guardian]]" in front of the zone containing his other monsters to protect them. However it could not block the airborne "[[Gaia the Dragon Champion (manga)|Gaia the Dragon Champion]]" from attacking the airborne "[[Castle of Dark Illusions (manga)|Castle of Dark Illusions]]".</ref>
